Embedded The Black Gate: Like a Bullet from a Gun
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Dec 12, 2024 Abdullatif Kucar, a Uyghur father and vocal advocate for his community, recounts his heart-wrenching journey to reunite with his children, taken by state-run boarding schools amidst Chinese government oppression. He shares the emotional toll of separation and the stranglehold of surveillance that complicates his search. The podcast dives into the psychological scars faced by Uyghur children and highlights the broader implications of these experiences on identity and resilience. Kucar's relentless quest exemplifies a father's love against a backdrop of geopolitical strife.
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Kuchar's Separation
- Abdullatif Kuchar, deported from Xinjiang, desperately tries to reunite with his family.
- He lobbies Turkish officials for help, highlighting the struggle of separated Uyghur families.
Kalbinur's Story
- Kalbinur, another Uyghur parent, left her children in Xinjiang and gave birth in Turkey.
- Her family members in China were detained, and her children disappeared, found later in a TikTok video.
Return to China
- After two years, Abdullatif receives a message from the Chinese government to return.
- Despite fearing a trap, he agrees, demonstrating his unwavering commitment to his family.